Lamar University Athletics

Appeared in seven games for the Cardinals, while making six starts… Recorded 32 saves… Tallied three shutouts… Posted a 3-3 record with a goals against average of 1.69… Had a .744 saves percentage… Recorded back-to-back shutouts opening the Cards season against Grambling and Houston (Aug. 17 and Aug. 19) … Recorded a season-high seven saves against Houston (Aug. 19) and against Sam Houston State (Sept. 28) …. Named SLC Goalkeeper of the Week once.

• Led Highline College to the Northwest Athletic Conference championship
• Posted a 0.28 goals-against average and a .911 save percentage as the Thunderbirds went 18-0-2 this past season with 15 shutouts in 18 starts

• Played high school soccer for East HS in Salt Lake City
• Helped team win a regional title in 2015
• Helped East reach the state semifinals as a junior and state quarterfinals as a senior
• Second-team all-state selection as a senior
• Played club soccer for La Rocca, winning state and regional titles
• Played with Utah's Olympic Development program for three seasons, serving as team captain for one season
• Was on Vice President's Honor Roll at Highline College
• Received Utah Youth Soccer Susan K. Madsen Service Award and National Center for Learning Disabilities Allegra Ford Thomas Award in 2016

• Plans to major in psychology with a minor in kinesiology at LU

"Jocelyn has the potential to come in and be an impact player for us from the get-go. She is an explosive keeper, who can make highlight save after highlight save. Her kicking game and hands also give you the steadiness any coach wants in goal."
 
"Jocelyn is a tremendous player, teammate and person. She has showed great perseverance along the way, and her willingness to get it done has made her and everyone around her more successful. I'm excited to see Jocelyn compete at the next level, as she is always looking ahead to her next challenge. Her idea of the game, her ability to perform under pressure and approach to competition/team give her a great advantage in having success as she moves on."